One of the most beautiful actress, Nadia Buari shares the first photos of her being heavily pregnant.
She has since given birth to twins..See more pictures below...
She has since given birth to twins..See more pictures below...
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Showing posts with label Nadia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nadia. Show all posts
Monday, 11 May 2015
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Jim Iyke Speaks On Nadia, Kenturah & TB Joshua’s Deliverance [Details Inside]
In Glam Magazine’s latest issue, the wave man of the
moment, took out time to explain to the world about his ex, Kenturah
Hamilton whom he spent 6 years of his life with, Ghanaian actress, Nadia
Buari and ofcus your favourite bloggers explaining what he thinks about
them and why he hardly gives a F**k. Below is what he told them, enjoy;
Speaking of being controversial and why it is the case, he quotes John Travolta saying “that this is the worst time to be a celebrity with the advent of social media. What we do right now with all due respect is really beyond Africa. Its not continental anymore, it has a global appeal. I represent the continent to the world. Controversy is something that finds you, you don't find it, it is a mysterious propensity. I have a knack for speaking my mind, a knack for doing something completely out of the norm. My philosophies are different, I can't do the conventional, I can't be conformed, I don't go with the band wagon, I cannot be affiliated with a group or persons or philosophy or idealism. I never go to do press on my own, the point is it finds me not because I welcome it, but because I exist in an industry where I want to benefit from without allowing the effect of the industry to rub off on me. When little is known about a person that is in the public eye, things will be created in order to fit that gap, and a lot of times they are blown out of proportion.
Speaking of being controversial and why it is the case, he quotes John Travolta saying “that this is the worst time to be a celebrity with the advent of social media. What we do right now with all due respect is really beyond Africa. Its not continental anymore, it has a global appeal. I represent the continent to the world. Controversy is something that finds you, you don't find it, it is a mysterious propensity. I have a knack for speaking my mind, a knack for doing something completely out of the norm. My philosophies are different, I can't do the conventional, I can't be conformed, I don't go with the band wagon, I cannot be affiliated with a group or persons or philosophy or idealism. I never go to do press on my own, the point is it finds me not because I welcome it, but because I exist in an industry where I want to benefit from without allowing the effect of the industry to rub off on me. When little is known about a person that is in the public eye, things will be created in order to fit that gap, and a lot of times they are blown out of proportion.
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